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Bengaluru: Days after India’s ISRO scripted history by soft-landing its Chandrayaan-3 rover on the far side of the moon, a scientist belonging to India’s space agency faced abuses from a scooty rider while going to his office here on Wednesday.  As per reports, the ISRO scientist, identified as Aashish Lamba was travelling to his office in the city. Suddenly a man on his

The scientist stated in his complaint to the Madanayakanahalli police that he was returning home from his office at around 12.45 am on August 24 when the armed men followed him near Ravuthanahalli.

The miscreants allegedly damaged his car and later chased him with swords in their hands, claimed the scientist. | Bengaluru News

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Indian researchers have developed silica nanoparticles with pores tuned to absorb hydrophobic drugs with more stable surfaces and effective absorption properties that can improve drug delivery systems (DDS), an official statement said on ...

New Delhi, Dec 20 (IANS) Indian researchers have developed silica nanoparticles with pores tuned to absorb hydrophobic drugs with more stable surfaces and

Indian researchers have developed silica nanoparticles with pores tuned to absorb hydrophobic drugs with more stable surfaces and effective absorption properties that can improve drug delivery systems (DDS), an official statement said on Monday.

Hydrogen mission: Thrice as nice February 14, 2021 All aboard: The long-awaited National Mission on Hydrogen looks imminent, given its mention in the Budget speech   -  ISTOCK.COM All aboard: The long-awaited National Mission on Hydrogen looks imminent, given its mention in the Budget speech   -  ISTOCK.COM× To power its economy with pocket-friendly green hydrogen, India need look no further than its farmlands Biezel Green Energy (BGE) is not a known name, except perhaps in the vicinity o...

× Researchers C Sathiskumar, C Alex and Neena S John at the Centre for Nano and Soft Matter Sciences, a unit of the Department of Science and Technology, have developed a catalyst to make low-cost hydrogen peroxide, a useful chemical. They synthesised a composite chemical called nickel cobalt phosphite (NiCo-Phi) decorated with carbon nanotubes. The chemical functioned as a catalyst for two reactions — oxygen evolution and oxygen reduction. Usually, reduction reactions — gaining electrons ...